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Stephanie Frappart oversaw the final Group E game between Germany and Costa Rica in Qatar's Al Bayt Stadium.

Four-time champions eliminated for a second straight World Cup in the group stage.

Japan finish as winners of World Cup Group E, while Spain squeak through to the round of 16 on goal difference.

Under the deal, Religious Zionism Party is given authority over settlement activity in occupied Palestinian territories.

The armed forces say the rebel group also violated a five-day-old ceasefire in the east of the country.

Morocco make it into the round of 16 for the first time since 1986 and only for the second time in their history.

Goals by Hakim Ziyech and Youssef En-Nesyri give Morocco the victory and the top spot in Group F.

Hague-based UN court issues a 'surprise' judgement in Silala River case, saying Chile and Bolivia are in agreement.

The volcano began erupting on Sunday for the first time since 1984, ending longest dormant period in recorded history.

Belgium's group-stage exit is a shock for its talented but underachieving generation of players.

Croatia advance to the last 16 from Group F alongside Morocco after stalemate.

Wild celebrations at Al Thumama Stadium after Atlas Lions progress to the next stage of the tournament in Qatar.

Joe Biden acknowledges law has 'glitches' after French counterpart said it caused 'absence of a level playing field'.

Stemming the flow of lava is notoriously difficult, and some in Hawaii question if it is wise to try at all.

Tale of hard-to-catch young dairy cows is capturing attention - and imaginations - in the province of Quebec.

Lack of access to clean water has caused immense suffering and loss to Black communities well beyond drowning deaths.

China calls British politicians' trip to deepen ties with Taiwan a 'flagrant violation' of its one-China policy.

Fault Lines investigates the killing of Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh by Israeli military forces.

Tensions have grown between ruling and opposition politicians since legislative elections in July.

Explosive devices concealed in postal packages target the US and Ukrainian embassies, weapons maker and three others.

Amid rising COVID cases, citizens continue unprecedented demonstrations against government lockdown measures.

Doses will be used first for health workers and people living in hardest-hit areas, especially DRC, Ghana and Nigeria.

England racked up 506 runs for loss of four wickets on first day of test cricket until match cancelled due to bad light.

Russian FM says Moscow's attacks on infrastructure in Ukraine are a justified response to 'inherent threats'.

Rifles, handguns, ammunition, knives and grenades have been handed over at 300 collection points across France.

Six-and-a-half years after the Brussels suicide bombings, the trial of 10 men is set to begin on December 5.

World Cup appearance is boosting the popularity and development of football among Canadian youth, experts say.

The Vatican had previously announced that scheduled trips to both countries in July were postponed.

Farha depicts the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in 1948, when at least 750,000 were forced from their homes.

Here's a round-up of Al Jazeera's Middle East coverage this week.

Al Jazeera’s AI robot Kashef has crunched the numbers and come up with some predictions for today’s games.

Al Jazeera’s AI robot Kashef has crunched the numbers and come up with some predictions for today’s games.

The new policy is to promote the use of Nigeria's 625 local languages, but implementation remains uncertain.

From the Doha metro to stadiums, Argentina fans say they want to repay their idol by nudging him towards a win.

One of India's most popular TV journalists quits the network recently acquired by billionaire considered close to BJP.

No territorial gains in the 40th week of war as casualties mount and civilians go without water, heat and light.

A culture that began with local league football is now symbolic of patriotism, for Ghanaians supporting the Black Stars.

After decades of being able to set the rules, the United States' role in the world is changing - for domestic reasons.

Global police agency has issued a red notice for the businesswoman who says she's a victim of 'political persecution'.

Gangs that control much of Haiti have been targeting city of Cabaret for months, displacing thousands of people.

The two men were reported by local and regional media to be leaders of a local battalion that was part of Islamic Jihad.

Polls projected the BJP to comfortably retain power in the state despite criticism of inflation and unemployment.

President may have violated his oath of office, a report into alleged cover-up of theft of $4m cash at his farm found.

Around the world, every week about 4,900 young women aged between 15 and 24 become infected with HIV.

On this World AIDS Day, it's time to use the successes in the fight against that scourge to fight other conditions too.

Belgium head into the final group game off the back of a 2-0 loss to Morrocco and reports of a dressing-room clash

The UN estimates that 339 million people worldwide will need some form of emergency assistance next year.

Café El Emir's patrons have ties to their adopted country France and their home in Tunisia. There was only one victor.

An interactive exhibition on South American football is drawing World Cup fans – young and old, local and global.

Hansi Flick's side need to beat Costa Rica to stand a chance of qualifying for the Round of 16.